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ZooAmerica, Fort Indiantown Gap protect butterfly through captive rearing program

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For more than a decade, wildlife biologists with Fort Indiantown Gap and ZooAmerica have partnered to keep the only known population of the eastern regal fritillary from extinction.
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ZooAmerica, Fort Indiantown Gap protect butterfly through captive rearing program

For more than a decade, wildlife biologists with Fort Indiantown Gap and ZooAmerica have partnered to keep the only known population of the eastern regal fritillary from extinction.

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LebTown broke the news in on Wednesday, September 17, 2025.
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